SHIPPING.
FOBT 0? NKW PLYMOUTH. THCBSDAY, OCXOBEB 17. f PHASES OF THE MOON. D. H. M. S. JSrtt Qoarter 14 B 39 12 p.m. VUI Ham r« 21 8 (ft 17 p.m. U*t Qoarter », 29 728 17 p-m. High water at New Plymouth to-day, U ut. and 5.51 pjn.; to-morrow, ia ud 12. pjn. Sim ri*M this morning 5.30, to-morrow &28; set* to-day MO, to-morrow 6.32. Note.—High water at Waitara and Oponake If teen minutes later than at New Plymouth. i ARBtVED, * October 18.—Barawa, ox, 1100 toni, Nortmry, from Onehoiiga. Pauengers: lfis*ea George, Bree, and Smith (2), JJeedamM Cowan, Drain, Bree, Compton, ud Smfth, Messrs. Ellis, Wilson (2), Bchoner, Wagner, Noil, Pilkington, Armstrong, BarHman, McDonald, Harvey, Bnrinj, Coleman, Hallet, Louinon, Jelly, BtaM't, Dire, Drain, Compton, UcLeod, Birch, Laywell, Pood, Wheatley, and stkercs U iteerag«.
f BAILED. Last' Night.—Rarawa, u., 1190 tons, Nortxiry, for Onehunga. Passengers; Mesdames Campbell, Chamberlain, Dawe and child, Webb and child, Clerk, Misses Beade, Grace, CUrk, Uessrs. H. S. Smith, Corbett, Chamberlain, Micky, T. L. Oliver, Masaey, Curtis, Price, Webb, Sort, Archdeacon Cole, Rev. Canon Eerie*, Matter Campbell, and others; IS steerage, IrfcuJWMHI * SHIPPING TK^BEAMa ~la,e> Onehunga, Wednesday. Arrived, at 10 a-BL, Rotoiti, Irani New Plymouth. Wellington, Wednesday.—Arrived, at 7.40 ajm, Takapuna, from New Plymouth. ■Btaff, Wednesday.—Arrived, at 6 a.m., Tarawera, from Hobart, with English Bait. Weft port, Wednesdoy. Sailed, 5.30 pjn., Komata, for Fremantle. Onehnnga, Wednesday. Sailed, 3.55 JUL, Rotoiti, for New Plymouth. Anekland, Wednesday.—Arrived, £3O pja. H.M. cable steamer Iris, from Suva. Wellington, Wednesday. Sailed, Ttkapona, 755 pj&, for New Plymouth. Sydney, October 16.—Arrived, MarK. jorie Craig, from Hokianga; Senorita, ■ from Whangape. Sailed, 2 pjn, yietoria. Melbourne, October 10.—Sailed, Mafceno, for New Zealand. * The Corinna arrives to-morrow with a general cargo from Southern ports. She sails for Onehnnga after discharging. The lough weather interfered with the loading of the as. Ruapehu, which arlivtd off .Waitara last week to load Mat lor the TfagiMi market. Half the eaigo was got aboard by Saturday, as! the steamer then left for the Bluff, : tarring the remainder of the cargo to be yteked np by the next of the New Zea bad Shipping Company's lime. > WEATHER REPORT. * Captain Edwin wired yesterday: Moderate to strong southerly winds; tides moderate, sea moderate; glass rise, tat fall after 16 hours, and change to aortherty.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 17 October 1907, Page 2
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382SHIPPING. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 17 October 1907, Page 2
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